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Saturday, August 9, 2025

15 Landscapes Formed By WIND

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Labels: Eolian Features, Eolian Processes

Wednesday, August 6, 2025

Geologic History of the Jemez Volcanic Field

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Labels: New Mexico Geology, New Mexico Vulcanism

Monday, August 4, 2025

Geologic History of the Petrified Forest | GEO GIRL

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Labels: Arizona Geology, Geochemistry, New Mexico Geology, Sedimentary Processes

Sunday, August 3, 2025

The 280 Million Year Story of White Sands National Park! GEO GIRL

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Labels: Basin and Range Province, Chihuahuan Desert, Desert Ecology, National Parks

Tuesday, December 3, 2024

They Aren't Trail Trees!

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Labels: Georgia Blue Ridge, Georgia Piedmont

The Great Hemlock Decline

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Monday, December 2, 2024

The Tree That Built America

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Labels: Coniferous Forest Biome, Conservation, Evergreens

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HAIDA GWAII: MISTY SHORES AND DAPPLED LIGHT - ARCHEA: Misty shores, moss-covered forests, dappled light, and the smell of salt airâ€”these are my memories of Haida Gwaii, a land where ancient stories a...
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Itinerant Geologist

Route 66 Road Trip Stops in Missouri - From "Through My Lens", the final leg (west of the Mississippi) of the Eastward journey on U.S. Hwy 66.
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Looking For Detachment

Winnemucca to Hwy 395 north of Susanville, Part4 - And now we’ll say goodbye to the Smoke Creek Desert, which we saw on the last leg of this cross-country journey, and make our way south for a very short ...
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Rapid Uplift

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Ron Schott's Geology Home Companion Blog

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The GeoChristian » Around the web 12/11/2010

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on-the-rocks: As a Geologist/Naturalist with a strong interest in Photography (and being an aspiring writer), I hope to use my travels in the continental U.S. and my experiences (and mistakes) as Educational Resources. I have a constant "yearning to learn" and a desire to better understand the things that I see and have seen in the past. I grew up on the Georgia Piedmont, received my B.S. in Geology and later worked on the Coastal Plain, and spent 14 years in El Paso, where I received my Master's Degree and learned much about the Chihuahuan Desert.

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